Héllo, I'm pleased to share my latest project hypermove [1]. What is it about ? --------------------- It's a social network, really. There are aspects (a remix between D* aspects and G+ circles) and public and semi-public messaging, that makes it a social network, doesn't it? But it's not how I like to see it, I'd prefer to see hypermove as a multitenant multipurpose web application where communication between users is well integrated (not like blogger, more like tumblr). Now you read that and you might be sceptical at best and you are right, like I said earlier it only has aspects and messaging so "well integrated communication between users" is more like fantasmatic view of all the story. No need to talk about the multipurpose and multitenant, so far... Technical aspects ---------------------- You guessed it, it's flask powered with some bits of my own. Graffiti [2] to name it, is a Python ORM for graph databases. If you know Flask-MongoAlchemy, Flask-SQLAlchmy (or peewee) you will not be surprised by the API. Querying is done through Gremlin, thanks to Graffiti you won't write much Gremlin stuff [3]. Code ------ The code is available [7], If you need support come to #hypermove on freenode and ping abki_. Cheers, Amirouche Boubekki [1] www.hypermove.net is online but buggy [2] https://bitbucket.org/abki/graffiti [3] If you wonder how querying is done, have a look at hypermove code, go to [4] [4] wait a minute, you'd rather learn a bit of gremlin before looking at nice python code, go to [6] [5] https://bitbucket.org/abki/hypermove/src/b1d143a13844/www/models.py [6] https://github.com/tinkerpop/gremlin/wiki/Gremlin-Steps then go to [5] [7] https://bitbucket.org/abki/hypermove-project
> [1] www.hypermove.net is online but buggy You said it! Got a 502 Bad Gateway! -Devon On Jan 17, 2012, at 5:43 PM, Amirouche Boubekki wrote: > Héllo, > > > I'm pleased to share my latest project hypermove [1]. > > What is it about ? > --------------------- > > It's a social network, really. There are aspects (a remix between D* > aspects and G+ circles) and > public and semi-public messaging, that makes it a social network, > doesn't it? But it's not how I like > to see it, I'd prefer to see hypermove as a multitenant multipurpose > web application where communication > between users is well integrated (not like blogger, more like tumblr). > Now you read that and you might be > sceptical at best and you are right, like I said earlier it only has > aspects and messaging so "well > integrated communication between users" is more like fantasmatic view > of all the story. No need to > talk about the multipurpose and multitenant, so far... > > Technical aspects > ---------------------- > > You guessed it, it's flask powered with some bits of my own. Graffiti > [2] to name it, is a Python ORM for graph > databases. If you know Flask-MongoAlchemy, Flask-SQLAlchmy (or peewee) > you will not be surprised by the > API. Querying is done through Gremlin, thanks to Graffiti you won't > write much Gremlin stuff [3]. > > Code > ------ > > The code is available [7], If you need support come to #hypermove on > freenode and ping abki_. > > > Cheers, > > > Amirouche Boubekki > > > [1] www.hypermove.net is online but buggy > [2] https://bitbucket.org/abki/graffiti > [3] If you wonder how querying is done, have a look at hypermove code, go to [4] > [4] wait a minute, you'd rather learn a bit of gremlin before looking > at nice python code, go to [6] > [5] https://bitbucket.org/abki/hypermove/src/b1d143a13844/www/models.py > [6] https://github.com/tinkerpop/gremlin/wiki/Gremlin-Steps then go to [5] > [7] https://bitbucket.org/abki/hypermove-project
Works for me, looks interesting! Thanks for sharing! On Wed, Jan 18, 2012 at 2:48 AM, Devon Stewart <blast@hardchee.se> wrote: >> [1] www.hypermove.net is online but buggy > > You said it! Got a 502 Bad Gateway! > > -Devon > > On Jan 17, 2012, at 5:43 PM, Amirouche Boubekki wrote: > >> Héllo, >> >> >> I'm pleased to share my latest project hypermove [1]. >> >> What is it about ? >> --------------------- >> >> It's a social network, really. There are aspects (a remix between D* >> aspects and G+ circles) and >> public and semi-public messaging, that makes it a social network, >> doesn't it? But it's not how I like >> to see it, I'd prefer to see hypermove as a multitenant multipurpose >> web application where communication >> between users is well integrated (not like blogger, more like tumblr). >> Now you read that and you might be >> sceptical at best and you are right, like I said earlier it only has >> aspects and messaging so "well >> integrated communication between users" is more like fantasmatic view >> of all the story. No need to >> talk about the multipurpose and multitenant, so far... >> >> Technical aspects >> ---------------------- >> >> You guessed it, it's flask powered with some bits of my own. Graffiti >> [2] to name it, is a Python ORM for graph >> databases. If you know Flask-MongoAlchemy, Flask-SQLAlchmy (or peewee) >> you will not be surprised by the >> API. Querying is done through Gremlin, thanks to Graffiti you won't >> write much Gremlin stuff [3]. >> >> Code >> ------ >> >> The code is available [7], If you need support come to #hypermove on >> freenode and ping abki_. >> >> >> Cheers, >> >> >> Amirouche Boubekki >> >> >> [1] www.hypermove.net is online but buggy >> [2] https://bitbucket.org/abki/graffiti >> [3] If you wonder how querying is done, have a look at hypermove code, go to [4] >> [4] wait a minute, you'd rather learn a bit of gremlin before looking >> at nice python code, go to [6] >> [5] https://bitbucket.org/abki/hypermove/src/b1d143a13844/www/models.py >> [6] https://github.com/tinkerpop/gremlin/wiki/Gremlin-Steps then go to [5] >> [7] https://bitbucket.org/abki/hypermove-project >
The idea is bold (as every new social network is now). If I can give you one advice, show more to logged out users, give them a glimpse of what you'll offer (Bonus: you'll get crawled on those) Brice 2012/1/17 Jesaja Everling <jeverling@gmail.com> > Works for me, looks interesting! > Thanks for sharing! > > On Wed, Jan 18, 2012 at 2:48 AM, Devon Stewart <blast@hardchee.se> wrote: > >> [1] www.hypermove.net is online but buggy > > > > You said it! Got a 502 Bad Gateway! > > > > -Devon > > > > On Jan 17, 2012, at 5:43 PM, Amirouche Boubekki wrote: > > > >> Héllo, > >> > >> > >> I'm pleased to share my latest project hypermove [1]. > >> > >> What is it about ? > >> --------------------- > >> > >> It's a social network, really. There are aspects (a remix between D* > >> aspects and G+ circles) and > >> public and semi-public messaging, that makes it a social network, > >> doesn't it? But it's not how I like > >> to see it, I'd prefer to see hypermove as a multitenant multipurpose > >> web application where communication > >> between users is well integrated (not like blogger, more like tumblr). > >> Now you read that and you might be > >> sceptical at best and you are right, like I said earlier it only has > >> aspects and messaging so "well > >> integrated communication between users" is more like fantasmatic view > >> of all the story. No need to > >> talk about the multipurpose and multitenant, so far... > >> > >> Technical aspects > >> ---------------------- > >> > >> You guessed it, it's flask powered with some bits of my own. Graffiti > >> [2] to name it, is a Python ORM for graph > >> databases. If you know Flask-MongoAlchemy, Flask-SQLAlchmy (or peewee) > >> you will not be surprised by the > >> API. Querying is done through Gremlin, thanks to Graffiti you won't > >> write much Gremlin stuff [3]. > >> > >> Code > >> ------ > >> > >> The code is available [7], If you need support come to #hypermove on > >> freenode and ping abki_. > >> > >> > >> Cheers, > >> > >> > >> Amirouche Boubekki > >> > >> > >> [1] www.hypermove.net is online but buggy > >> [2] https://bitbucket.org/abki/graffiti > >> [3] If you wonder how querying is done, have a look at hypermove code, > go to [4] > >> [4] wait a minute, you'd rather learn a bit of gremlin before looking > >> at nice python code, go to [6] > >> [5] https://bitbucket.org/abki/hypermove/src/b1d143a13844/www/models.py > >> [6] https://github.com/tinkerpop/gremlin/wiki/Gremlin-Steps then go to > [5] > >> [7] https://bitbucket.org/abki/hypermove-project > > >